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It all started with my monthly Azure bill for December which was way over what it would normally be. 5012 reasons to be cautious about the cloud
Granted, those are Australian reasons, so convert to your local reasons
PS: Happy Australia Day to all who care.
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Astronomers calculate the evolution of black holes over the Universe's existence. Dang. I lost track of the count again.
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Attackers have targeted hundreds of organisations, says Microsoft security. If it also wants to fill in my TPS reports, deal
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Rather than pouring down my opinions, my point is to ignite a debate with you on how to use programming paradigms to write expressive code. Brother, can you spare a pair a' dime?
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How did you stay awake long enough to write your post?
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They missed the "no-code" paradigm 
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Digital communications:
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Did you ever see history portrayed as an old man with a wise brow and pulseless heart, weighing all things in the balance of reason?
Is not rather the genius of history like an eternal, imploring maiden, full of fire, with a burning heart and flaming soul, humanly warm and humanly beautiful?
--Zachris Topelius
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These seemingly harmless bits are automatically targeted by the storage platform's filtering algorithm, apparently for a terms of service violation. It's all 1s and 0s
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Damn, I should have patented that myself earlier! 
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Welp, there goes the binary system...
Do not give them any ideas, like the hexadecimal system...
OOPS...
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I suppose you can patent using True or False. 
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'How this hasn’t been identified as a pyramid scheme is beyond me' Present company included
Sorry for the naughty words they use in the article.
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[voice type="whiny"]two hours[/voice]
So far, so good (and highly informative). Thank you!
TTFN - Kent
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Kent Sharkey wrote: [voice type="whiny"]two hours[/voice]
and almost 20 minutes!
You nailed it with the voice. That was almost my exact same thought when I started it, and I was surprised I finished it, and learned about DAOs, which I hadn't heard of before! "I can always quit - after all, he's preaching to the choir!" But boy, did I not know how far down that rabbit hole went!
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NASA has confirmed the remote observatory successfully entered its final orbit around the second Sun-Earth Lagrange point (aka L2) after one last course correction burn. Parallel parking at L2 is a nightmare
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Ultimately, the company formerly known as Facebook wants the AI Research SuperCluster system to help it develop AI to power the metaverse. Soon it will be able to share memes with your old relatives faster than ever before!
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We are big fans of PowerToys, the set of utilities which let users extend the features of Windows and make your workflow easier. Now another Microsoft developer, Etienne Baudoux Veler, has released DevToys, which does the same for developers. "Look, we're all very impressed with Andy's new toy."
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The following list defines breaking changes that are proposed for .NET 7. Speak now, or forever rewrite your programs
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Maintainers of the Rust programming language have warned of a critical vulnerability that enables attackers to delete files and directories. And it does it without memory leakage or concurrency errors
Ooops. Welcome to the club, Rust 
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Microsoft could take the wraps off its 'Project Monarch'/One Outlook project this spring, after months of internal testing. One Outlook to rule them all, One Outlook to find the emails, One Outlook to read them all, and in the dark mode bind them
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In July of 2021, we released a new Excel Trust Center setting option to restrict the usage of Excel 4.0 (XLM) macros. As planned, we have now made this setting the default when opening Excel 4.0 (XLM) macros. This will help our customers protect themselves against related security threats. Good thing no one uses those
In case you want to know why the accounting department is freaking out more than normal
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McAfee Enterprise (now rebranded as Trellix) has patched a security vulnerability discovered in the company's McAfee Agent software for Windows enabling attackers to escalate privileges and execute arbitrary code with SYSTEM privileges. Reason not to use McAffee, part NaN (sorry, I think I had an overflow there)
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The attorneys general of three states and the District of Columbia are suing Google for the allegedly deceptive collection of location data on Android. Deceptive isn't evil, is it?
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Some tasks require a large amount of code or a complex system to be comprehended before the correct modification can be discovered and implemented. Surgical programming is a way to systematically approach these tasks. Step 0: Anesthetize yourself
In a world first - I actually correctly spelled anesthetize first try, without looking it up. It's a merry coal!
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